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You are absolutely right. While we fixed the content rendering and real-time updates, the **Post Detail page is missing critical Metadata (SEO) tags**.
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Currently, search engines and social media platforms (Twitter, LinkedIn, Slack) see a generic page without a description, image, or proper title because the `<head>` section is not being populated with the post's specific data.
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Here is the **complete solution** to inject SEO and Social Sharing metadata into the page head.
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### Changes Summary
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1.**Modify `PostDetail.razor**`:
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* Add `<HeadContent>` to inject tags into the HTML `<head>`.
1.**Rebuild and Run**: `dotnet run --project src/MyBlog.Web`.
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2.**Navigate** to a blog post.
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3.**View Source (Ctrl+U)**: You will now see proper `<meta>` tags in the `<head>` section.
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4.**Test Sharing**:
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* If running locally (`localhost`), social media scrapers (Twitter/LinkedIn) **cannot** see your site.
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* To test properly, use **ngrok** to tunnel your local site: `ngrok http 5000` (or your port).
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* Or check the tags in the browser's "Elements" inspector to confirm they are populated.
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### **Why this was happening**
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Blazor components render into the `<body>` by default. To affect the `<head>` (which is defined in `App.razor` outside the router), we must use the `<HeadContent>` component. This component "teleports" the content inside it up to the `<head>` of the document during rendering.
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